Chapter 2500: Demon n 32<div>


    Trantor:Henyee TrantionsEditor:Henyee Trantions


    In the current situation, the Dragonman clung to hope, but Gu Chaoyan’s words hinted at a more serious predicament.


    It possessed some knowledge about the ancient city of the Demon n.


    The Demon n earned its name due to its inherently demonic nature.


    The existence of the ancient city of the Demon n was intricately tied to the n Leader of the Demon n. In essence, the ancient city’s fate hinged on the presence of the n Leader.


    Moreover, each generation of the n Leader transformed the appearance of the Demon n Ancient City entirely.<div>


    For the Demon n to desire a return to their ancient city, it meant acknowledging the current n Leader and aspiring to revive the city. The revival of the ancient city was essential for the residents to continue their cultivation.


    Gu Chaoyan, resembling the n Leader of Demon n, could maintain her fa?ade.


    Yet, if she ventured to the Demon n’s ancient city, her true identity would undoubtedly be exposed. Such exposure would lead to dire consequences, not just for her but also for the Dragonman, still rtively young and finding it challenging to return to the Second World. The possibilities were abundant, and it would be a tragedy for him to perish here.


    Therefore, the Little Dragon agreed.


    Pleased with itspliance, Gu Chaoyan nodded, deeming the n eptable.


    “Alright, let’s pick a suitable time to make our escape,” she decided.


    The Little Dragon nodded in concurrence.


    With the matter seemingly settled, a voice interrupted, “Sister.” It was the voice of the Dao Child of the Demon n.


    They had just met, so why was he here again? Gu Chaoyan couldn’t fathom what this guy could possibly want.


    Hiding the Dragonman away, she opened the door and yfully patted the Dao Child of the Demon n on the head. “What’s the matter with you? Why do you keep bothering me every day?”


    The Dao Child of the Demon n was taken aback, looking at her with a slight blush on his face, clearly feeling a bit embarrassed. Calling the n Leader his sister was a rare urrence, and it seemed the n Leader had recognized him.


    However…<div>


    Only when the n Leader mistook his identity could he be so at ease in her presence. The Dao Child of the Demon n asionally relished the sensation of being recognized incorrectly.


    “You all returned from the Human n Leader’s residence and specifically came to see you,” the Dao Child of the Demon n truthfully revealed.


    This revtion left Gu Chaoyan stunned.


    A case of mistaken identity?


    This must be the elder brother of the Dao Child of the Demon n. She wasn’t ustomed to suddenly being called sister.


    “It’s you.” Gu Chaoyan had no choice but to yfully p him again.


    To assert that she wasn’t afraid of him, the Dao Child of the Demon n responded with augh.


    Although he usually wore a serious expression, when he smiled, he looked quite charming. However, this fleeting moment of levity soon reverted to his usual mature and stern demeanor.


    “Is there any issue within the Demon n?” Gu Chaoyan asked, getting straight to the point.


    “No.”


    “That’s good.”


    The two of them exchanged a wordless gaze.<div>


    The Dao Child of the Demon n appeared unperturbed, casually taking a seat. Meanwhile, Gu Chaoyan couldn’t help but wish that the Dao Child of Demon n would leave promptly.


    Despite the Dao Child of Demon n’s mature demeanor, it was important to remember that he was still a child.


    Born as twins, their parents had abandoned them at a very young age, leaving the n Leader as their primary caretaker. Although only slightly older, she assumed the role of an older sister and had been looking after them ever since.